I have had this jukebox for years. It still works great as I am listening to it right now. The sound is good for the radio and cd’s. You have to use the remote in order to play the cd’s. The only problem I have ever had with it is the hidden drop down panel which conceals the power button, light and radio dial broke off very soon after buying it and I handled it with kid gloves. The model in the store had the same problem, but I assumed it was because of being mishandled by customers. They used tape to keep it closed. I first used double-sided tape and it kept falling down so I use a piece of velco and that solved the problem.
Is 250 dollars for a Wurlitzer piano a good deal?
Looks to be in really Wurlitzer Radios good shape, haven’t seen it in person. It has a few minor scratches and was basically never used.Seems too good to be true…
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